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It's already in the process of curing so I'm gonna have to wait. which is ok now, because i'm looking for a timing tensioner bracket or M10 x 1.25 helicoil:lol:.

 

I used anaerobic stuff the first time and it sucked and it didn't seal in 24hours like it claimed and am doing the oil pump a second time now but will just wait it out.

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It's already in the process of curing so I'm gonna have to wait. which is ok now, because i'm looking for a timing tensioner bracket or M10 x 1.25 helicoil[emoji38].

 

 

 

I used anaerobic stuff the first time and it sucked and it didn't seal in 24hours like it claimed and am doing the oil pump a second time now but will just wait it out.

I actually have a timing tensioner bracket...you want to buy it?
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there is a guy down the road from me who parts out subaru's he is looking for one today.

 

just thought of a reason as to why the first time i tried to seal the pump a week ago it didn't work. I turned the crank over 4 times meaning 2 cam rotations, immediately after the pump went on which could have drawn in some oil or moved some around compromising my seal, but the more i say it out loud the more unlikely it sounds.

 

also its been getting below freezing here at nights and the car sits outside will that affect cure time?

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definately not likely, aside from cleaning the garage, the truck inside the garage is unregistered and hated by the neighbors and would have a tow truck called on it immediately. I like my shit cars and working on them, my neighbors hobby is making my life hard, wish i had a real garage but this one car garage I have is just ok. Shitty neighbors suck too.:spin:
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Most definitely, yes. Too cold and it may never cure. Can you keep it inside for a couple days?

 

it shouldn't be bad i'm giving it an extra 24 hours basically on top of the 3 days, I do have a heat gun and am tempted to use it, but i think with the extra day it should be ok... well... that's what i hope

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I don't want to derail this thread, but this is something I've wondered about.

 

What do shops do in these situations? Independents, dealerships, anyone. When I replaced my center differential, I used Permatex gear oil rtv. I think it said to wait 24 hours before exposing it to gear oil, I doubt most shops or dealerships would do that. Also, if the customer gets their car the same day, it could sit outside in the cold too.. In my situation, I waited until a weekend when my parents were visiting, so that I could let my car sit 24 hours, and use theirs if I needed to go somewhere.

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It's good for now after about 150 miles

 

^I had to do the job twice because I used anaerobic sealant and waited the 24 hours. It was below freezing that night and i don't think it worked properly. or i messed up the 0 ring, but it sat flat before i tightened the bolts so who knows .:spin:. hondabond and 92 hours of curing and it was solid.

 

the second time goes a lot quicker.

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